Watch: Moment quake shakes Venezuela, causing widespread damage and evacuations
Back-to-back magnitude 7 earthquakes struck the area of Montalbšn, Venezuela,
near the capital Caracas.
Video filmed by BBC reporters and contributors shows the moment the first quake hit, as well as the aftermath, with buildings collapsed.
Venezuela's interior minister Diosdado Cabello confirmed that buildings were down in Caracas while talking on State TV, Reuters reported.
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The repo troubles aside (latest is not fully back for me), hyprland on FreeBSD turned out to be the Turd show I expected it to be. A quick glance at the forums showed me I'm not the only one. With excellent alternatives like mango available it's time to move on. One final go at it tomorrow.morning.
Btw, the first time I had to weed through large numbers of completely useless AI slop guides. Speaking of a pile of shiite 💩
Wow, this chart is wild!! Also, UK Ministers are dropping like flies, which means Starmer is going to be gone soon.
#CanPoli #CdnPoli #Democracy
https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c1e2n923v1lt
Quick recap of Belém, Salzburg, and what's coming next:
http://anitagraser.com/2026/07/11/belem-salzburg-and-onwards/
Amusingly @… inspired to me to try IPv6 one-more time with Verizon FiOS on my Debian router (something that has never worked for me)..and I got it going. Verizon's IPv6 documentation is basically only available through hear-say and rumors.. Their situation is so weird. Anyway I shared some tips and sloppy reflection in a quick blog post.
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That T2 should spend some time on documentation; the first dialog box asks for a superuser pwd and it isn't supplied anywhere. Quick install documentation is from 2017. And, btw, over the last couple of years I've regularly had issues with wifi connections at install in KDE (hello Kwallet). Am I the only one? Obviously!